From adf888400e68bbf799f2f6a9027ddbfabbd23c92 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: jannes-m Date: Wed, 24 Jan 2018 11:20:31 +0100 Subject: [PATCH] update NEWS --- NEWS | 12 ++++++------ NEWS.md | 12 ++++++------ 2 files changed, 12 insertions(+), 12 deletions(-) diff --git a/NEWS b/NEWS index 3d5258f..82372f5 100644 --- a/NEWS +++ b/NEWS @@ -3,15 +3,15 @@ Bugs: * Linux: `qgis_session_info()` now tries several times to find out about the installed GRASS version (`find` frequently fails at the first attempt when used witin a function), and additionally suppresses a confusing warning message regarding access rights (permission denied when trying to access points.shp, however these points are accessed regardless of this message since they are used to test if GRASS can be accessed which is the case). - * If a user specifies simply a basename for an input or output file, `run_qgis()` will now look for this file in the working directory (`getwd()`) or save it to this locations (suggested by @rkrug). - * Specifying all parameters of a QGIS geoalgorithm in the "wrong" order caused an error. Issue #87 and solved through https://github.com/jannes-m/RQGIS/commit/45aef93c22107b2f34ee5ce4aa16cec485fc9489 (@raff-k) - * `qgis_session_info()` no longer prints the supported saga versions if there is nothing to report (method `supportedVersions` was deleted from `SagaAlgorithmProvider` since QGIS 2.18.10) - * `run_qgis()` accepts network addresses as filenames under Windows again (#735e856, @susanatfybr) - * `run_qgis()`, `pass_args()` and `save_spatial_objects()` now have an additional parameter named `NA_flag`, which allows to specify a value for NAs when exporting rasters (issue #93 raised by @raff-k and solved through #9e74a4a ). + * If a user specifies simply a basename for an input or output file, `run_qgis()` will now look for this file in the working directory (`getwd()`) or save it to this locations (suggested by @rkrug). + * Specifying all parameters of a QGIS geoalgorithm in the "wrong" order caused an error. Issue #87 and solved through https://github.com/jannes-m/RQGIS/commit/45aef93c22107b2f34ee5ce4aa16cec485fc9489 (@raff-k). + * `qgis_session_info()` no longer prints the supported saga versions if there is nothing to report (method `supportedVersions` was deleted from `SagaAlgorithmProvider` since QGIS 2.18.10). + * `run_qgis()` accepts network addresses as filenames under Windows again (#735e856, @susanatfybr). + * `run_qgis()`, `pass_args()` and `save_spatial_objects()` now have an additional parameter named `NA_flag`, which allows to specify a value for NAs when exporting rasters (issue #93 raised by @raff-k and solved through #9e74a4a ). Features: * `get_args_man()`, `run_qgis()` and `pass_args()` now print which default options were chosen (suggested by @rkrug). - * more extensive testing through a new test file (`test-paper-analysis`) + * More extensive testing through a new test file (`test-paper-analysis`) * `get_grp()` was replaced by the more generic `get_extent()`. If a geoalgorithm requires an extent object it will be computed automatically from the provided input spatial objects (if not specified explicitly by the user) (#95). diff --git a/NEWS.md b/NEWS.md index 6b0f2a8..c0bee76 100644 --- a/NEWS.md +++ b/NEWS.md @@ -2,15 +2,15 @@ ## Bugs * Linux: `qgis_session_info()` now tries several times to find out about the installed GRASS version (`find` frequently fails at the first attempt when used witin a function), and additionally suppresses a confusing warning message regarding access rights (permission denied when trying to access points.shp, however these points are accessed regardless of this message since they are used to test if GRASS can be accessed which is the case). - * If a user specifies simply a basename for an input or output file, `run_qgis()` will now look for this file in the working directory (`getwd()`) or save it to this locations (suggested by @rkrug). - * Specifying all parameters of a QGIS geoalgorithm in the "wrong" order caused an error. Issue #87 and solved through https://github.com/jannes-m/RQGIS/commit/45aef93c22107b2f34ee5ce4aa16cec485fc9489 (@raff-k) - * `qgis_session_info()` no longer prints the supported saga versions if there is nothing to report (method `supportedVersions` was deleted from `SagaAlgorithmProvider` since QGIS 2.18.10) - * `run_qgis()` accepts network addresses as filenames under Windows again (#735e856, @susanatfybr) - * `run_qgis()`, `pass_args()` and `save_spatial_objects()` now have an additional parameter named `NA_flag`, which allows to specify a value for NAs when exporting rasters (issue #93 raised by @raff-k and solved through #9e74a4a ). + * If a user specifies simply a basename for an input or output file, `run_qgis()` will now look for this file in the working directory (`getwd()`) or save it to this locations (suggested by @rkrug). + * Specifying all parameters of a QGIS geoalgorithm in the "wrong" order caused an error. Issue #87 and solved through https://github.com/jannes-m/RQGIS/commit/45aef93c22107b2f34ee5ce4aa16cec485fc9489 (@raff-k). + * `qgis_session_info()` no longer prints the supported saga versions if there is nothing to report (method `supportedVersions` was deleted from `SagaAlgorithmProvider` since QGIS 2.18.10). + * `run_qgis()` accepts network addresses as filenames under Windows again (#735e856, @susanatfybr). + * `run_qgis()`, `pass_args()` and `save_spatial_objects()` now have an additional parameter named `NA_flag`, which allows to specify a value for NAs when exporting rasters (issue #93 raised by @raff-k and solved through #9e74a4a ). ## Features * `get_args_man()`, `run_qgis()` and `pass_args()` now print which default options were chosen (suggested by @rkrug). - * more extensive testing through a new test file (`test-paper-analysis`) + * More extensive testing through a new test file (`test-paper-analysis`) * `get_grp()` was replaced by the more generic `get_extent()`. If a geoalgorithm requires an extent object it will be computed automatically from the provided input spatial objects (if not specified explicitly by the user) (#95). # RQGIS 1.0.2